The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, July 02, 1918, Image 7
THE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. Knitting Bags, Work Bags and Catch Alls There is nothing for it hut to knit i nd knit and then knit some more and carry on. She who does not must bo forever explaining why not. It'B an obligation nnd nil that we have to fchow that our hearts are in the right place are knitting needles, knitting bags and such things. The four hundredth pair of socks mny ' prove just a little monotonous, but there are new knitting bags to ndd the spice of variety to our dally lives. At the ribbon counters they nro showing some Immensely clever oues along with other work bags nnd "catch-alls." Those who spend their time thinking of new things In bags have grown to bo such adepts that life nt the ribbon counter promises to become one continual round 1 of Joyous new bngs from now until the end of the year. Then unless the war is over they will begin all over again with 3010 knitting bags. A new nrrlvnl that charms every one lsva knitting bag that looks like n little umbrella. It Is made of silk or strips of rlbbou, sewed together nnd cut Into a clfcle. The circle Is cut out In six scallops at the circum ference and the points of these scal " lops are sewed to the ends of the narrow strip that forms the handle Silk Street Suits w sssh-k tjsshdskv. 0 "2 Some time before the days of mid summer have really arrived, merchants assemble stocks of silk street suits, ready to be presented when the llrst hot day comes. These midsummer suits are almost untrlmmed, hut are carefully designed and distinguished by smart style-touches and niceties of finish that place them closo to the formal suit class.' Clever women eometlmes take their graceful hut plain suits and tone them up with a little effective hand work, but even without that, they are equal to almost any demand. There are many pretty suits of heavy taffetas and of gros-do-londro In the displays, Owo of tho new taffeta suits Is shown In the picture and It could hardly bo simpler or plainer, but It Is reinarkably good style. Tho coat opens to tho bust line, dlfforlng from eurllor Ptylos which woro open to tho waist lino. It has n short, flaring skirt por tion with three plnltfl at each side nnd n Uttlo dip In front, all vory crisp and "Mtl. IInt. white pearl but tons fnxtvn It. They Invito tho addi tion o( ii white phpie vesteo and col--u- in.! win- cufR Altogether they three scallops at each .end of tho strip. Then tho handlo is slipped through u small slide made of the ribbon and when It Is drawn through the bag falls In the form of an um brella. The tassel is sewed at tho' center of tho circle of silk. Work bags that will serve for knitting as well ns other kinds of work are mado of strips of plain and brocaded ribbon sewed together lengthwise like that shown nt tho right of the umbrella bag. Tho top is cut In scallops and draws up on nnrrow satin ribbons thnt run through u casing sewed along tho base of the scallops in the plain ribbon. Small rings sewed at the sides of the bro caded ribbon are covered with cro chet silk and tho narrow ribbon hang' crs pass from the casing through them. Below this bag a smaller workbag Is gathered over large glass rings. It Is mnde of plnln satin-ribbon Joined with shlrrlngs over cord nnd llnlshcd with silk tnssels. The bag at tha right Is made of narrow strips of rib bon feather stitched together. It$ mouth Is a small embroidery hoop sa It, Is always open and rendy to catch what may be dropped Into It. 11 hangs from four cords of silk and is finished with n tassel. make this suit Irresistibly cool look ing, and that Is the charm of charing In midsummer. White pumps nnd stockings might he worn with It to the best advantage. Among these new silk suits there la one having a coat with three flounces set In across the back that Is very pretty. It has narrow pockets set on at each side with rows of .small but tons, and a bolt of tho silk. These belts, In many silk suits, extend around the waist In tho most straightforward and matter-of-fact manner, which Is another point of ' departure from stylo In cloth suits. The most popular colors are navy, taupo and black, but light colors, ns sand Bray or white have a daintiness that compensates for their lining shorter lived. The Palm. To keep a pot palm In' order, tho leave should he spongod carefully every wook. Dod't wutor palms too often : let the earth becomo dry, then 1 soak It liherally Faith in Action Dy REV.EDMUND F.CQOK.D.D. Director MUuoiuLrjr Cottrse,Moody DIM Institute) Chicago TEXT For therein Is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as It la written, tho Just shall live by faith. Romans 1:17. (Road also verse 16.) Tho Gospel Is not only "tho power of God unto salvation to every ono that bclievcth;" but nlso a revela tion of that "right eousness with which God would Invest man In or der that man may come Into like ness and unity with himself," nnd a gift to faith o f something to live by or up to. Our text dis closes : The Medium of Revelatlpn. The m o d 1 u m through which man recelvcs'God's revelation Is faith. Man discovers material thtngs through tho medium of tho senses: sight, hear ing, touch, taste, smell. Tho whole world Is open for discoveries to tho man who possesses Intact his live senses. Through such mediums, how' ever, ho cannot discover God. Faith Is the only medium through which tho soul discovers tho things of God. Faith Is the soul sense by which we "taste and eo that God Is good." Faith Is the soul senso by which we "seek tho Lord, If happily wo might feel after him, nnd find lflm." Thank God Cor tho touch of faith I Faith is tho soul senso by which wo see God. Paul tells us that truth Is spiritually dis cerned. It Is the eye of faith which sees God In nature, in providence, In grace. It Is tho eye of faith which be holds Christ in his beauty nnd sees the wonders of his grace. A righteousness of God Is revealed "from faith unto faith." Tho gar ments of righteousness nro fully de scribed and offered to man in tho Gos pel. God Is ready to Invest man with all that his faith will appropriate. The process Is like learning mathematics, From problem to problem, from the simple to the dlfflcult, from tho difficult to the more dlfflcult, until tho boy has imparted to him a knowledge of mathematics up to tho measure of hie ability to receive. So man Is Invested with a righteousness of God from faith unto faith; from the simple to tho dlfflcult, from tho dlfflcult to the impossible. ' The Meaning of Revelation. The righteousness of God revealed in the Gospel Is 'offered to man's faith ns something to lay hold of and live up to. By his faith ha appropriates much or little. "The just shall live by his faith." There is no limit in the de velopment of man's spiritual life and no limit to his achievement in Chris tlan service, if only he will exercise faith. If man has but meager faith and will live up to It, he wfll acquire more faith in tho process, and acquir ing more faith will grow in spiritual grace and usefulness. The trouble is most people Hvo up to their doubts rather than up to their faith. I was aiding onco in a canvass for funds to establish a Crlttendon Rescue Home. Calling up a rich member of my congregation, I presented the cause. ITe said : "I doubt if even God can do much for a fallen woman. doubt if such a creature Is ever re claimed. The enterprise docs not np peal to me." So he declined to make n contribution. He lived squnrely up to his doubts. I called also upon a young business man of moderate means and presented the cause, ne replied : "Yes 1 Yes 1 1 will contribute. God only can help such unfortunate creatures. I believe that such rescue work Is ono of the roost Chrlstllko and effectual missions ,of the church." Ho gave $500. He lived up to his faith. Knowing of tho waywardness and moral peril of a young man In my pnr isli, I called on his mother to nsk help and prayer In behalf of her son. She said : "I doubt If ho Is as bad as you think. I cannot feel that he Is In any great peril." Sho lived up to her doubts. No home Influences were re leased to save him. Loss than a year later ho was found dead hi a brothel having died In a" drunken debauch. Mother's Prayer Is Answered. Some years ago a great union meet ing was conducted by Sam Jones nnd George Stewart In tho city where 1 .was a pastor. One night Mr. Jones stepped to tho front of tho plntforra nnu read this telegram : "Temple. Tex. Pleaso pray for my boy Tom. He Is In your city n prodigal from God. Am pouring out my heart In prayer. Will claim tho victory. (Signed) nis Moth or." Before Mr. Jones could resume his sent, a tall young man rose nnd said, "That is my name, that is ray mother. Yes, sir, I vtob a terrible sin nor ; I have broken my mother's heart and tho henrt of my ppor young wife, nnd I havo blighted tho Hfo of our Ut tlo girl. Hut this afternoon about tho tlmo this messago left Temple, I was yonder In tho parsonago with tho preacher, calling upon God for mercy, and he graciously forgave my sins nnd saved mo by his grace." Ills mother lived up to her faith and won her boy back to God. "Tho Just shall Hvo up to his faith." By this mcana nlono can fa)th live and havo Its full fruit age. I" Z pw?" '5-: 'v.:? A Current Jest. Th Grandstandcr Say, tho lan guage that fellow down thcro uses In rooting Is perfectly shocking. I wish you wnnld arrest him. Tho Park Cop Nothln' doln1 boss. I learned years ago to keep my bands off an electric fan. Match Famine In England. Great Britain is suffering from an ncuto match famine Cigarettes, cigars, candy, beer nnd whisky can bo bought almost auywhero, but a box of match es Is as hard to find as a raiding nlr- plano on a dark night Why, no one seems to know. w !J- i.....t:r..l .1.. white clothes. Um Red Crow Ball Blue. !A11 grocers. Adr. Kamorads. "I always sco that I don't got left in anything worth whllo," snld tho aggres slvo egoist "Well," replied Farmer Oornstossel, "you're not nlono In that A potato bug docs tho samo thing." Grooving Machine Building Ships. Revival of tho wooden shipbuilding industry has brought Into tho limelight numbor of labor-saving appliances, among which 1b a grooving and planing machine, capable, It Is clalmod, of do lng as much work as 15 or 20 men equipped with manual tools. Tho de vice, which Is Illustrated in tho Popu lar Mechanics Magazine, weighs about 00 pounds and may bo driven cither by compressed air or electricity. Cutlcura Complexions. Nothing better than Cutlcura Soap dally and Ointment as needed to make the complexion clear, scalp clean and hands soft and white. For free sam ples address "Cutlcura, Dept X, Bos ton," Sold by druggists and by mall. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and CO. Adv. What Exporters Should Know. A ncedlo factory had Bent to Aleppo, Turkey, needles that were tied up with green twine. Tho Mohammedan mer chant who had ordered them returned the pnekage, for tho reason thnt tho uso of tho green, tho color consecrated to the prophet for such a purpose was a derision of religion. Another con signment of tho samo factory to China wrapped up In white paper was return ed becauso tho Chinese recipient would not accopt goods packed In "paper of mourning." White Is tho mourning col or of tho Chinese. FARMERS ARE WORKIKfi HARDER And using their feet more than over before. For Ml these workers the frequent use of Allen's Foot Ease, the sntlseptlo powder to be sbalcoa Into the shoes and sprinkled In the foot-bath, lnoreases their efflolenoy and In sures needed physical comfort. It takes the Friction from tho Shoe, freshens the feet, and prerents tired, aching and blistered feet Women eterjwhero are constant users of Allen's FootEase. - Don't get foot sore, set Allen's Foot Ease. Sold by dealers every where, 25o. Adv. The Old Man's Call to Duty. J. H. Snowdcn, n retired farmer and capitalist, told a Seattle reporter that he Is on bis way back from south ern California to his old homo at Cal gary, Can., to go back to tho fields. Ho supposed that he had earned a rest for the remainder of his days, but now sees that he was mistaken. "I am now fifty-five years of age," he said, "and have not dono any manual labor for eight years, but I am going to hlro out this summer and fall to help my former neighbors to harvest their crops. I figure that as long as I am too old for military duty, I can help win tho wnr by helping produco crops." Thousands of Americans as well as Canadians will sco their patri otic duty and take similar action be fore tho war Is over. Tho call to the colors is by no means confined to men and youths under thirty-two. Ne braska State Journal. ill " iTiiIT minis SMifof. ftintonta 15Eluid Bad t i-nnor.-.l PER OBMT. AcIattclVcpanuiiraS" I UntitiicStomAcLs wwiwwwi 1 Cheerfulness andlkstQaUS ncuTtcrOpldm,MorpiunBnw Mineral. NoxKaihjotic (TtrifodSmr hfeftgn""' ' AhcJpfuIRcmedyfor GonstlpatlonnndDlarrhoca and Fcvcrlshncss and Yerw sleep rrnglhcrefromjnlrfanty MraitcSrjarto Exact Copy of Wrapper. tod Farmers ! Watch Your Stomachs In Hot Weather Wc and Our Allies Are Strength To Supply Our Armies With Food Ton men who work long hours In the fields under a blazing sun you've got to bo big caters, becauso your food is your strength, and now, moro (ban ever, your strength Is badly needed. So guard your health. Be suro and watch your stomach, for In 'tho sum mer tlmo nearly all Illness can bo traced to stomach and bowel com plaint You, yourself, know how lia ble a man Is to sunstroke If ho goes in tho hot sun too Boon after eating a hearty mid-day meal, and nlso how llablo ho Is to sudden attacks of stom ach miseries. So cool off In tho shado before going back to work. Don't take chances. Take care of your stomach, friend. You know you can't work well with your stomach out of fix. "Safety first," must bo your motto, so send to your druggist and get a big box of EAT ONIC, enough for yourself nnd family, yes, and tho hired folks, too. It's tho wonderful new compound for tho quick relief of stomach and bowel mis eries. It was originated by H. L. Kra mer, the man who mado millions of people happy with his first great rem edy, Cascarots. Now, all you need do Is to tako a tablet or two of EATON I C after your meals. It's good Just llko eating candy. Enjoy the quick, sure relief it brings how almost instantly it re lieves Indigestion, heartburn, food- rnmtna tn farmprn fmm fh Westers Caaada. Where you can at $15 to $30 per acre and raise from 20 te 46 iHtsheta f $2 wheat to the acre it's easy to make money. Canada offers in her provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta 160 Acre Homesteads Free to Settlers and other land at very low prices. Thousands of farmers from the U. S. or their advantage of this great opportunity. Wonderful yields also of Oats, Barley aiia Flax. Mixed Farming la fully as profitable an industry as grain raising. Good schools; markets convenient Write for literature and particulars as to reduced railway rates to Supt Immigration, Ottawa, Canada, or to W. V. DENNETT Room 4, Dee Dtdg., Omaha. Neb. Canadian Government Agent A DIscouraQlno Precedent There is nothing original about Mar shal Von Hlndcnburg's boast that he would drlvo tho English Into the sea. In tho Peninsular War Soult made tho samo remark about tho British under Wellington that Von Hlndcnburg has now uttered ribout the British under Hnlg. Wellington did retire perllpusly ucnr to the sea, just as Hnlg has. But Soult looked at the position nnd chang ed his mind. Is Von Hlndcnburg, In apparently still planning to give battle, going to show less sense thnn his re nowned French predecessor? Chris tian Science Monitor. Child What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drop and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant uso for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 9 Bears tho In Use For Over 3 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CCNTAUn COMPANY, N IW YORK CITV, seta Depending Upon Your repeating, sour stomach, and that pain ful, puffed-up, bloated, lumpy feelln nftcr entlng. EATONIC will help you nil to a paln-frco stomach a sweet cool, camfortnblo stomach In fact those who tako EATONIO say It makes them forget they have Btomachs. They never dreamed that anything could bring about such quick and wonder--f nl resttlts. Don't wnlt unt.H the sum mer sickness of stomach and bowels weakens you but start using EAT ONIO today I Just ono or two nftcr meals; that's all. Your health your folks' health Is a matter of vital importance, not only to yourself, but also to tho nation. And yon know ono can't bo too careful of ono's stomach and bowels during the hot spells. EATON IC only costs a cent or two a day to uso It a big box CO cents no more. That Is the price, and re member, EATONIC Is absolutely guar anteed to do all wo claim In fact more. It's tho best Stomach Remedy yo.u over used. You know your druggist; trust hlra then to rnnko our guarantee good; if EATONIC falls In any way, take It back; he will refund your money, If your druggist docs not keep It, drop us a postal and we will send It; you can pay when yon get it Address H. L. KRAMER, Pres. EATONIC ItBMEDY CO., 1018 S. 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